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plughole

[ UK /plˈʌɡhə‍ʊl/ ]
NOUN
  1. a hole into which a plug fits (especially a hole where water drains away)

How To Use plughole In A Sentence

  • The water going down your plughole, the planets going around the sun, the electrons spinning around a nucleus, they all reflect the same dynamic tension between opposing forces.
  • The water going down your plughole, the planets going around the sun, the electrons spinning around a nucleus, they all reflect the same dynamic tension between opposing forces.
  • One study discovered that hairbrushes contained more germs than sink plugholes and doggie bowls. The Sun
  • The proceeding two or so hours were very dull, revolving around the sorting of odd socks, scouring of pans and declogging of plugholes that are pretty run of the mill for most females of an evening.
  • I stood and watched that wealthy man's rare and expensive brandy that had taken perhaps 100 years to mature cascading over my finger and glug, glug, glugging down the plughole and I smiled.
  • So there I was, mopping up the utility room and drying it off with paper kitchen towels, running around every room with a plughole or toilet pouring bleach down it, and opening every window in sight to get some air in.
  • When I got back from Wellington, my flatmate casually mentioned that the rubber bung had somehow been sucked down the plughole.
  • In the cramped bathroom, there's a deep free-standing bath with green stains around the plughole. CHAMELEON
  • The big corporations, fearing their royalties would disappear down a Web plughole, ganged together to sue Napster.
  • The tiny digit was stuck tight and it took her father, Craig, and mother, Susan, half an hour to drain the bath and unscrew the metal plughole.
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